The father didn't crash the planes on purpose... he didn't have the mental facility to do his job because of the emotional trauma of losing his daughter, froze when he became overwhelmed with the data. The consequences lead directly back to Walter and his culpability, blame. It was symbolic that the planes crashed directly over his house... his actions came home to roost.
The season ends with an empty house surrounded by wreckage and death. None of what we see is coincidence, or accidental. Every piece of information is there for a reason.
Very well summed up. It's symbolic of the flow on effects we tend to not consider. Same deal with the trap house section in this episode. Walter is finally seeing the effect of his actions, directly.
The reason Walter hates the "dinging" sound is his pride. He squeaked by in life. Always struggled to make ends meet. He finally found a way to provide for his family, but didn't get the credit. He was bringing in tons of money, but credit is going to strangers. He wants everyone to know that HE is bringing in the money, but obviously, he can't do that.
Mike's one of this show's best character. Jane's dad did not crashed the planes on purpose. He was not in the right state of mind to go back to his job that soon after a traumatic loss of his daughter. It's all a big chain reaction. Get ready, season 3 is going to be nuts!
And Mike wasn't even supposed to be in the show! Bob Odenkirk had to be on set for How I Met Your Mother and could not be there. They got Jonathan Banks to fill and now he's one of the best and beloved characters.
Mike is awesome. You have to do Better Call Saul. The episode where Mike's son a cop was murdered and he came back to settle the score had to be the greatest TV episode I have ever seen.
There is absolutely nothing to suggest that he did it on purpose. You can see on his face that he is just struggling to keep it together. Thats why they made him an air traffic controller, a line of work where you have to be 100% because 1 mistake can be fatal.
My father was an air traffic controller in the Air Force before I was born- VERY stressful job...if you are distracted then you can mistakes that cause horrible accidents...
You can hear him accidentally say Jane, and then “disregard” (I always assumed he meant Juliet but for obvious reasons has Jane on his mind and never corrected whatever he told that aircraft to disregard). It was an accident.
I can't believe I forgot him when I said "I hate everyone on this show except Gus Fring and the baby", but I do love Mike and I don't hate Skyler or Hank for the first two seasons.
Anna Gunn freaking KILLS the scene where she's running down Walt's lies. The way she leaned into him and said "I called your mother" took me out the first time I saw it.
@@HuntingViolets yes, I hope no one forgets about that! The real-life actress was trashed endlessly by people who couldn't stand that her character wasn't more supportive of Walt -- she even wrote about it in the New York Times. It was so insane. Loved it when she won the Emmy TWICE and dunked on the haters.
@@SueSnellLives it's interesting because I think Wendy from Ozark is an infinitly more unlikeable character than Skyler, but I never heard about Laura Linney going through this. I wonder why.
@@taneshah.1260 The Ozark is about a family-in-crime they're in it together and even if they hate each other Wendy is actually ready to go further than her husband.
One of my friends was an air traffic controller. It’s a very complicated, stressful job. Jane’s dad shouldn’t have been back at work-he wasn’t ready, and he lost concentration. This was a shocking episode!
And he got triggered when he said “Jane” as part of his coordinates. Then he crumbles. Not a “breaking bad” collab moment like they originally thought… Rewatching this show unveils so much more the second time
Jane’s dad didn’t do it on purpose. It’s a very complicated, precision line of work. He was just mentally gone, and in no condition to be working that day. Huge mistake
The title of each episode that opens with the pink bear spells out what ultimately happens. 737 Down Over ABQ. 737 being the model of the plane and ABQ being the callsign for Albuquerque. Such a cool Easter Egg.
I second that. Very interesting insight, and I think a good number of us all know that this show is full of them. It’s a cool discovery to put pieces together and think, “Huh… 🤔 That’s pretty crazy.”
He didn’t mean to make those planes crash, he just wasn’t ready to go back to work after his daughter dying so I think it happened because he just lost focus and concentration and couldn’t think straight. When you think about it, it’s Walt’s fault because he let her die and her father is suffering for that now with the loss of his daughter and now murder of innocent people
Mike Ehrmontraut, played by Jonathan Banks, will be fun to watch for the next 9 years. Banks is a legend. He's been in 180 movies or TV shows since 1974. First time I remember seeing him was in the original Beverly Hills Cop with Eddie Murphy in 1984. It only gets better from here.
I'm stuck home healing from a broken arm and I want you two to know that your such a bright spot in my day right now. Thank you for being you and making me feel not so alone right now. I adore you two ❤️
Interesting tidbit about the character of Mike: The writers of Breaking Bad created the character of Mike Ehrmantraut as a substitute for Saul Goodman, when actor Bob Odenkirk was unavailable for the second season finale "ABQ" because of a previous commitment. And he turned into such a great character.
As much as I love Saul it’s strange to me the writers wanted him to be the clean up guy. It seems like he wouldn’t want to get his hands dirty with all that and he would farm the job out. Mike is another great character, too
Let's give a shoutout to the show Odenkirk was busy with that time, namely _How I Met Your Mother._ In Odenkirk's own words: "If you like Mike, thank How I Met Your Mother".
Originally Saul was supposed to be in the scene at the start with Jessi cleaning the place up and telling him what to say. But the actor had a commitment he couldn't get out of so, the Character of Mike was created at the last minute. The actor that plays Mike (Johnathan Banks) got the part because he slapped Jessi in the audition even though it wasn't in the script and Vince Gillian liked it although Aaron Paul (Jessie) wasn't too happy about being slapped out of the blue lol.
NTSB, the agency that investigates plane crashes, was written on top of the van on the way to Walt's house in the opening flash forward revealing what happened.
I'm not going to lie, I loved breaking bad when I first saw it, and I have always enjoyed your reactions since I found your channel, but now with you guys watching this and I get to follow you through it all over again, it's like my best friends sharing it with me that I never got to share it with. So yes, please continue this series all the way and I'm with you all the way. Cheers and love to you.
John Dalancey, Apology Girl’s dad, was the best loved villain, named Q, of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Q was a wisea$$. Breaking Bad was the first truly serious thing I’d ever seen him do. The NTSB Van at the beginning of the episode gave it away. Like the meth, Walt’s body count is growing. The crash was not intentional, but still Walt’s fault.
*my daughter walks by, are you watching breaking bad? No I'm watching reactors watch breaking bad. Why don't you just watch it yourself? I did, but this is too fun xo
When the air traffic controller was giving headings to the planes, he was using words corresponding to letters for the call signs of the planes - A is Adam, B is Boy etc. He mistakenly said “Jane” when giving a hearing to a plane, Jane being the name of his daughter, so he accidentally put two planes on the same heading.
I believe it was at the beginning of season 2.....you saw Walt naked & wandering around in that store. I think if you look quickly, you'll notice a whole rack of those stuffed pink bears.
In your reaction to Airplane! I had commented a time stamp where someone comes out in your video as an air traffic controller. That is the clean up guy, Mike. He is one of the best characters in the show.
The crazy part is that Walt went back to check on Jessie (and caused the girl's death by touching her and she flipped on her back) was because of the dad telling him in the bar to "never give up on family" .. So in a way the dad caused the death of his daughter ..
He only went back to try to help Jessie because of what the father said. What happened was a fluke...he realised in the moment that both he and Jessie were much safer if she was gone.
I have watched you two react to music and such. I just have to say that I like and respect you guys as kind and caring in how you view the world, caring and I can see what a good team you make - so carry on carrying on ; but most of all be tight supportive family.
I was shocked when the plane scene occured & that it all come full circle with the foreshadowing of the teddy bear in the pool & the body bags. It just goes to show you that every action, intentional or not, will come forth with some sort of outcome, including ones that can be catastrophic. Nonetheless, you guys will love season 3. That's when things really start picking up, especially with the involvement of, Gus Fring. Giancarlo Esposito did an amazing job playing him & it's a shame that he didn't win an Emmy for it. All in all, Walt & Jesse's involvement with him in a bigger stage in the drug business, along with their personal life & new characters being in the mix, makes Season 3 a must see.
@@justaguy6129 That's true, but Vince Gilligan has said that he was a big fan of Jonathan Banks and wanted to get him on the show, so he most likely would've shown up later anyway but it might've been a different character.
Asia in previous episodes: Crazy how BJ wants to binge watch Breaking Bad. Also Asia: 25:31 "Ooh I can't wait though. I'm kinda... I'm like him y'all... I'm ready... can we go ahead jumping to it now? Shall we go ahead y'all?"
jump in! this was one of the best shows ive ever seen. i remember there was like a 2 or 3 hour film on youtube years ago that took all the important parts of the whole series and made it into a movie. this show is up there with the greats.
They are behind on TH-cam in regards to BB uploads they finished the final 2 episodes of the series last week on patreon. It was a great watch, hoping they upload El Camino soon to see Jessie's closure.
Jane’s father did not crash those planes on purpose. He was distracted when he thought he heard his daughter’s name over the radio. It was a tragic accident. Obviously, with a job like air traffic control, he shouldn’t have come back to work so soon after such a traumatic experience but he definitely didn’t mean for that to happen.
To me, Gus seems like he knew everything there was to know about Walter before they ever met in person. I like that guy and that character, he was in the jail cell with Eddie Murphy in Trading Places. Been breaking the law for a long time.
I’m so confused about reactors thinking Jane’s father crashed the planes on purpose. It’s pretty obvious he’s just overwhelmed with grief from his daughter’s death and came back to work too soon. Being an air traffic controller is one of the most stressful jobs.
Maaaan... if Jesse ain't getting beat up in this damn show, he's going through some other traumatic craziness. Also, those dings from Flynn's crowdfunding website mos def hit a nerve with Walt because of Tuco's uncle Hector.
I rarely comment on any videos but I've really been enjoying your series watch. I was behind on Season 1 when the episodes first aired but once I binged that season I was hooked. The Jane scene was rough at the time but little did I know that 19 months later my brother (6 years older than me) would OD on that stuff as well. I've watched the series several times with others and watching TH-cam reactions. It's a tough watch but I understand it better now and it's an oddly cathartic release for me. I'm excited to begin S3 with "yinz" (Pittsburgh native here) and glad to see the first two eps are already up. Keep up the great reactions. It's going to be a wild 3 seasons to come.
The dominoes just continue to fall. Vince Gillian is a great storyteller. Let’s go on Season 3! You guys are the best, your reactions are SO entertaining; Asia’s ‘hee hee hee’ and BJ’s sideways looks. Love i!
Yes. Jump into the next season. I’ve been rewatching the show because of y’all. Been really enjoying your reactions and seeing why this is one of the best shows ever.
Yes on season 3!…all of it 💕😎✨ But of course, I binged the entire series! I couldn’t help myself. I held off watching for years, and when I finally did, I just couldn’t get enough and watched the entire thing! I probably OD’d on it and missed a lot so I’m so glad to be taking a ride with you guys.💚✌
Another sterling reaction. You guys are so good at picking up on things. You have no idea how much I look forward to your reactions to Breaking Bad. You're the best. P. S. Asia's laugh is priceless.
Gus , Keep friends close, and your enemies closer. A friendly face to law enforcement. As for the donations and Walters anger, again his ego. He made the money, he took the risks, he got stuck in the desert etc.. And he gets none of the credit for saving himself.. All about his ego which only continues to grow.
It’s amazing how the only reason Mike even exists is due to Bob Odenkirk having to do How I Met Your Mother and so scheduling conflicts had them having to replace Saul with Mike, who will be very important for the last three seasons and Better Call Saul. Great reactions guys and have a great weekend!
Hey guys Eddy again ! Made my Friday night yes yes ! Been thru so much personal stuff and y’all really always pick me up ! Love y’all ! Season 3 can’t wait
Let's talk acting in this episode. Aaron Paul, obviously, such a moving performance. Without a doubt... But, I would like to mention Jane's father's performance. When he first sees the ambulance, in his eyes he knew and we knew. His heartbreak and helplessness when watching them move her body. And yes, the final moments before the crash, the sweat, the confusion. All conveyed through only his face and eyes. And this actor appeared in, what 2 maybe 3 episodes. Great casting...
Gus absolutely knew who Walter's brother-in-law was before he ever did any business with him. Gus doesn't do business with anyone without doing a background check.
You both figure out much on it, but if didn't, remember Saul said to Walter about getting another one to buy his blue, Saul said he knows someone that knows someone...he was talking about Mike, the one that saved Jesse in house. You'll see more of Mike after this, and when you finish this series, and watch pre-series Better Caul Saul, you'll see how Saul first meets Mike, and how Mike first meets Gus! It's why both series are in the top 10 best series ever, meaning Saul, this is tp 5!
Of Course! You have to ... need to jump right in to S3! :) So happy for you both with getting to watch this show for the first time and we can see how much you thoroughly enjoy the storylines and just can't wait to see the next episodes. Love it! You two are so fun to watch together! 😘
Just wanted to let you know that the plane crash incident was based on a real event that happened. Ironically, and coincidentally, the air traffic controllers name in the real incident, was Walter White.
you see how your lies will eventually catch up to ya, my mother used to quote "Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!" (Sir Walter Scott, 1808). more you lie...the more you trap yourself
Watching the show again with you guys, I spot things I missed first time round... Walter doesn't just LET her choke, he physically moves her on to her back, trying to wake Jesse! A whole new layer of guilt
Originally Walter actually moved her onto her back, but Bryan Cranston objected and got Vince Gilligan to relent and let it happen much less deliberately. Cranston thought it made Walter too despicable, too early on.
@@stevenallen500 Right. And it's not unlikely she really had herself and Jessie killed "within a week" with that amount of money at hands. Nobody can seriously believe they would have stopped with heroin after "that last one night". Hell, she was clean for 18 months and chose to start again without even having a real reason. And she talked Jessie into using it, when he originally wanted her to go before0 taking meth. Walter wouldn't even left the house that evening if it wasn't for her blackmailing him. Ofc letting her die was a big turning point for Walter to the dark side. And there is no excuse for such behaviour. But still it was what he believed to safe Jessie. Because he had that talk with Janes dad and got this "never give up on family" thought in his head. And he considered Jessie family. He takes way to much blame for that (!) incident. He was one piece of the puzzle. Janes herself was another big piece, as was her dad and the people at ATC that let him start work again. And that's what makes the show so great. It's never that simple. Great writing.
The father didn't crash the planes on purpose... he didn't have the mental facility to do his job because of the emotional trauma of losing his daughter, froze when he became overwhelmed with the data. The consequences lead directly back to Walter and his culpability, blame. It was symbolic that the planes crashed directly over his house... his actions came home to roost.
The season ends with an empty house surrounded by wreckage and death.
None of what we see is coincidence, or accidental. Every piece of information is there for a reason.
Very well summed up. It's symbolic of the flow on effects we tend to not consider. Same deal with the trap house section in this episode. Walter is finally seeing the effect of his actions, directly.
@@juninplays8742 and doesn't care/doesn't see because he is consumed with pride and does nothing but tell lies
The bear was the same color as Walters sweater
Definitely don't think it was on purpose he just couldn't focus in a hard job.
The reason Walter hates the "dinging" sound is his pride. He squeaked by in life. Always struggled to make ends meet. He finally found a way to provide for his family, but didn't get the credit. He was bringing in tons of money, but credit is going to strangers. He wants everyone to know that HE is bringing in the money, but obviously, he can't do that.
the ding is also the same sound as Tio's bell
@@dog007dog 😂😂😂😂never thought of that
@@dog007dog Agreed. The ding brings up memories of Hector and Tuco.
Mike's one of this show's best character. Jane's dad did not crashed the planes on purpose. He was not in the right state of mind to go back to his job that soon after a traumatic loss of his daughter. It's all a big chain reaction. Get ready, season 3 is going to be nuts!
And Mike wasn't even supposed to be in the show! Bob Odenkirk had to be on set for How I Met Your Mother and could not be there. They got Jonathan Banks to fill and now he's one of the best and beloved characters.
@@ItsAllBallBearingsIt’s amazing how the writers let the story evolve.
Mike is awesome. You have to do Better Call Saul. The episode where Mike's son a cop was murdered and he came back to settle the score had to be the greatest TV episode I have ever seen.
@@mac2920 I broke my boy.
mike!!!!!!!!!
If y'all watch it back, when Jane"s father was giving the coordinates he messed up and said her name. She was on his mind still.
He didn't send the planes to the same spot on purpose. His mind wasn't on his work. Thinking nothing but his daughter laying there dead.
Of course he did it on purpose! 😂
@@marilia_moro your page is a joke. Sthu
@@marilia_moro No he didn't do it on purpose😂
Seemed like It was on purpose
There is absolutely nothing to suggest that he did it on purpose. You can see on his face that he is just struggling to keep it together. Thats why they made him an air traffic controller, a line of work where you have to be 100% because 1 mistake can be fatal.
My father was an air traffic controller in the Air Force before I was born- VERY stressful job...if you are distracted then you can mistakes that cause horrible accidents...
Interesting fact: in 1986 there was a mid-air collision and the name of the air-traffic controller of the accident was Walter White
You can hear him accidentally say Jane, and then “disregard” (I always assumed he meant Juliet but for obvious reasons has Jane on his mind and never corrected whatever he told that aircraft to disregard). It was an accident.
Oh the episode we get introduced to Mike!
This show has so many great characters, Vince is really a master storyteller ..
Don't forget he is also the master of pimento cheese sandwiches
I can't believe I forgot him when I said "I hate everyone on this show except Gus Fring and the baby", but I do love Mike and I don't hate Skyler or Hank for the first two seasons.
Anna Gunn freaking KILLS the scene where she's running down Walt's lies. The way she leaned into him and said "I called your mother" took me out the first time I saw it.
Yeah the intimacy between Walt and Skyler was superbly acted. She had him cold. 🔥
She's so good, doesn't get enough credit, and has had to deal with so much harassment from some of Walter's stans.
@@HuntingViolets yes, I hope no one forgets about that! The real-life actress was trashed endlessly by people who couldn't stand that her character wasn't more supportive of Walt -- she even wrote about it in the New York Times. It was so insane. Loved it when she won the Emmy TWICE and dunked on the haters.
@@SueSnellLives it's interesting because I think Wendy from Ozark is an infinitly more unlikeable character than Skyler, but I never heard about Laura Linney going through this. I wonder why.
@@taneshah.1260 The Ozark is about a family-in-crime they're in it together and even if they hate each other Wendy is actually ready to go further than her husband.
One of my friends was an air traffic controller. It’s a very complicated, stressful job. Jane’s dad shouldn’t have been back at work-he wasn’t ready, and he lost concentration. This was a shocking episode!
And he got triggered when he said “Jane” as part of his coordinates. Then he crumbles. Not a “breaking bad” collab moment like they originally thought…
Rewatching this show unveils so much more the second time
@@wilcox2146 true but it was freaking obvious even the first time
Naaah Jane's dad did it on purpose.
Yeah, if I remember correctly, it's explained in season 3 how he just zoned out. It was an accident.
Jane’s dad didn’t do it on purpose. It’s a very complicated, precision line of work. He was just mentally gone, and in no condition to be working that day. Huge mistake
Jane's father didn't crash the planes for losing his daughter, he wasn't able to focus from losing her and accidentally let the planes get too close.
The title of each episode that opens with the pink bear spells out what ultimately happens. 737 Down Over ABQ. 737 being the model of the plane and ABQ being the callsign for Albuquerque. Such a cool Easter Egg.
I second that. Very interesting insight, and I think a good number of us all know that this show is full of them. It’s a cool discovery to put pieces together and think, “Huh… 🤔 That’s pretty crazy.”
They do that in BCS also
Not to mention he needed to make $737,000
You beat me to it
Skyler saying "But then I called your mother" hits as hard as the plane crash.
He didn’t mean to make those planes crash, he just wasn’t ready to go back to work after his daughter dying so I think it happened because he just lost focus and concentration and couldn’t think straight. When you think about it, it’s Walt’s fault because he let her die and her father is suffering for that now with the loss of his daughter and now murder of innocent people
Mike Ehrmontraut, played by Jonathan Banks, will be fun to watch for the next 9 years. Banks is a legend. He's been in 180 movies or TV shows since 1974. First time I remember seeing him was in the original Beverly Hills Cop with Eddie Murphy in 1984. It only gets better from here.
I think I first saw him in Stir Crazy with Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder from 1980. He was also in Airplane! Which also came out that year.
I'm stuck home healing from a broken arm and I want you two to know that your such a bright spot in my day right now. Thank you for being you and making me feel not so alone right now. I adore you two ❤️
Hope your arm feels better. Take care of yourself
Interesting tidbit about the character of Mike:
The writers of Breaking Bad created the character of Mike Ehrmantraut as a substitute for Saul Goodman, when actor Bob Odenkirk was unavailable for the second season finale "ABQ" because of a previous commitment.
And he turned into such a great character.
Couldnt you just say Saul Goodman was unavaiable? Had to google who this Bob Odenkirk was
@@wolf310ii everyone should know the name of the great Bob Odenkirk
As much as I love Saul it’s strange to me the writers wanted him to be the clean up guy. It seems like he wouldn’t want to get his hands dirty with all that and he would farm the job out. Mike is another great character, too
@@kevinjoy7728 Yes, its Saul Goodman.
Let's give a shoutout to the show Odenkirk was busy with that time, namely _How I Met Your Mother._ In Odenkirk's own words: "If you like Mike, thank How I Met Your Mother".
Originally Saul was supposed to be in the scene at the start with Jessi cleaning the place up and telling him what to say. But the actor had a commitment he couldn't get out of so, the Character of Mike was created at the last minute. The actor that plays Mike (Johnathan Banks) got the part because he slapped Jessi in the audition even though it wasn't in the script and Vince Gillian liked it although Aaron Paul (Jessie) wasn't too happy about being slapped out of the blue lol.
Jesse's breakdown was so heartbreaking😭
The first appearance of mike. He is hands down my fav person in the series. Man I love this show. I been rewatching it again too.
Same, about Mike
So glad you finally got to meet-Mike!! He is one of the best most loved characters of BB and Better Call Saul!!😁❤❤
NTSB, the agency that investigates plane crashes, was written on top of the van on the way to Walt's house in the opening flash forward revealing what happened.
I always figured the guy didn’t misdirect the planes on purpose. He was just stressed and couldn’t handle the pressure of his job.
I'm not going to lie, I loved breaking bad when I first saw it, and I have always enjoyed your reactions since I found your channel, but now with you guys watching this and I get to follow you through it all over again, it's like my best friends sharing it with me that I never got to share it with. So yes, please continue this series all the way and I'm with you all the way. Cheers and love to you.
John Dalancey, Apology Girl’s dad, was the best loved villain, named Q, of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Q was a wisea$$. Breaking Bad was the first truly serious thing I’d ever seen him do. The NTSB Van at the beginning of the episode gave it away. Like the meth, Walt’s body count is growing. The crash was not intentional, but still Walt’s fault.
*my daughter walks by, are you watching breaking bad? No I'm watching reactors watch breaking bad. Why don't you just watch it yourself? I did, but this is too fun xo
When the air traffic controller was giving headings to the planes, he was using words corresponding to letters for the call signs of the planes - A is Adam, B is Boy etc.
He mistakenly said “Jane” when giving a hearing to a plane, Jane being the name of his daughter, so he accidentally put two planes on the same heading.
One of the best reveal endings of all time!!
Jesse is the real heart of the show
I believe it was at the beginning of season 2.....you saw Walt naked & wandering around in that store. I think if you look quickly, you'll notice a whole rack of those stuffed pink bears.
In your reaction to Airplane! I had commented a time stamp where someone comes out in your video as an air traffic controller. That is the clean up guy, Mike. He is one of the best characters in the show.
BJ has more hats than Walt has excuses.
🤣🤣
Actually, who has more...
BJ and hats or Walt and green shirts?
The crazy part is that Walt went back to check on Jessie (and caused the girl's death by touching her and she flipped on her back) was because of the dad telling him in the bar to "never give up on family" .. So in a way the dad caused the death of his daughter ..
He only went back to try to help Jessie because of what the father said. What happened was a fluke...he realised in the moment that both he and Jessie were much safer if she was gone.
Also, add those folks on the plane to Walter’s body count. The informant and now them.
I have watched you two react to music and such. I just have to say that I like and respect you guys as kind and caring in how you view the world, caring and I can see what a good team you make - so carry on carrying on ; but most of all be tight supportive family.
I'm from Thunder Bay. When they mentioned my city, I was like "YEAH!"
Man the look on y'alls faces when you realized that Skyler figured everything out was worth the wait.
I was shocked when the plane scene occured & that it all come full circle with the foreshadowing of the teddy bear in the pool & the body bags. It just goes to show you that every action, intentional or not, will come forth with some sort of outcome, including ones that can be catastrophic. Nonetheless, you guys will love season 3. That's when things really start picking up, especially with the involvement of, Gus Fring. Giancarlo Esposito did an amazing job playing him & it's a shame that he didn't win an Emmy for it. All in all, Walt & Jesse's involvement with him in a bigger stage in the drug business, along with their personal life & new characters being in the mix, makes Season 3 a must see.
Yayyy Mike!! Mike is my absolute favorite character
And to think he was only created because Odenkirk was busy the day they started filming that scene. It was supposed to be Saul.
@@justaguy6129 That's true, but Vince Gilligan has said that he was a big fan of Jonathan Banks and wanted to get him on the show, so he most likely would've shown up later anyway but it might've been a different character.
@@MLennholm Maybe, but Saul isn't exactly a get it done guy, not in that way anyway, and Mike is the perfect character for Banks.
Our introduction to Mike! A Breaking Bad gem!
Asia in previous episodes: Crazy how BJ wants to binge watch Breaking Bad.
Also Asia: 25:31 "Ooh I can't wait though. I'm kinda... I'm like him y'all... I'm ready... can we go ahead jumping to it now? Shall we go ahead y'all?"
You two are in for a treat…believe it or not it gets way better. Soo fun to watch you react…can tell it’s all genuine amazement. Of course jump in!!
I'm so uncontrollably excited as we go into Season 3. The show really begins now, especially in the last couple episodes of season 3
It's nice to see they have no idea that they have been introduced to the best character in both shows
AfterDisaster: "Like it never happened"
Mike Ehrmantraut: "It Never® Happened"
Can’t wait for y’all to get to season 3-5!!! Season 4 is my favorite by far! But yeah, 3-5 are just INCREDIBLE!!
Purple girl is a flake.
And Mike is the man.
He didn't crash those planes on purpose. He couldn't concentrate on his job.
That was the most incredible part of this show to me. How they showed in each season the repercussions/consequences of Walt's meth dealing. Crazy
jump in! this was one of the best shows ive ever seen. i remember there was like a 2 or 3 hour film on youtube years ago that took all the important parts of the whole series and made it into a movie. this show is up there with the greats.
He didn't do it on purpose, he went back to work to early before he was over his daughters death.
YES - season 3 immediately! LOL
I only have one thing to say: The Twins! Best part of season 3.
They are behind on TH-cam in regards to BB uploads they finished the final 2 episodes of the series last week on patreon. It was a great watch, hoping they upload El Camino soon to see Jessie's closure.
Jane’s father did not crash those planes on purpose. He was distracted when he thought he heard his daughter’s name over the radio. It was a tragic accident. Obviously, with a job like air traffic control, he shouldn’t have come back to work so soon after such a traumatic experience but he definitely didn’t mean for that to happen.
To me, Gus seems like he knew everything there was to know about Walter before they ever met in person. I like that guy and that character, he was in the jail cell with Eddie Murphy in Trading Places. Been breaking the law for a long time.
I’m so confused about reactors thinking Jane’s father crashed the planes on purpose. It’s pretty obvious he’s just overwhelmed with grief from his daughter’s death and came back to work too soon. Being an air traffic controller is one of the most stressful jobs.
It's actually both: Los Pollos Hermanos. The Chicken Brothers.
Maaaan... if Jesse ain't getting beat up in this damn show, he's going through some other traumatic craziness.
Also, those dings from Flynn's crowdfunding website mos def hit a nerve with Walt because of Tuco's uncle Hector.
I rarely comment on any videos but I've really been enjoying your series watch. I was behind on Season 1 when the episodes first aired but once I binged that season I was hooked. The Jane scene was rough at the time but little did I know that 19 months later my brother (6 years older than me) would OD on that stuff as well. I've watched the series several times with others and watching TH-cam reactions. It's a tough watch but I understand it better now and it's an oddly cathartic release for me.
I'm excited to begin S3 with "yinz" (Pittsburgh native here) and glad to see the first two eps are already up. Keep up the great reactions. It's going to be a wild 3 seasons to come.
The dominoes just continue to fall. Vince Gillian is a great storyteller. Let’s go on Season 3! You guys are the best, your reactions are SO entertaining; Asia’s ‘hee hee hee’ and BJ’s sideways looks. Love i!
Yes. Jump into the next season. I’ve been rewatching the show because of y’all. Been really enjoying your reactions and seeing why this is one of the best shows ever.
yall got me totaly hooked on this show. after you finish the series Im going to go back and watch the whole episodes
Love re-watching this series with you guys. Such a crazy good show. Thanks for pursuing on with it.
This is my first rewatch of Breaking Bad and it's been fun with y'all
You R gonna LOVE the character, Mike ! He is my FAVORITE !!!! one tough old bird !
I love how the show leaves clues I. The intro. When I first saw NTSB on the top of that van pulling away that’s when I knew it was gonna get wild
Yes on season 3!…all of it 💕😎✨ But of course, I binged the entire series! I couldn’t help myself. I held off watching for years, and when I finally did, I just couldn’t get enough and watched the entire thing! I probably OD’d on it and missed a lot so I’m so glad to be taking a ride with you guys.💚✌
All I can say to the both of you about season 3 is that business is about to start picking up in a major way. Enjoy the ride.
Did you catch the art on Jane’s wall? There is a pink bear falling from the sky… 12:35
Another sterling reaction. You guys are so good at picking up on things. You have no idea how much I look forward to your reactions to Breaking Bad. You're the best.
P. S. Asia's laugh is priceless.
Gus , Keep friends close, and your enemies closer. A friendly face to law enforcement.
As for the donations and Walters anger, again his ego. He made the money, he took the risks, he got stuck in the desert etc.. And he gets none of the credit for saving himself.. All about his ego which only continues to grow.
It’s amazing how the only reason Mike even exists is due to Bob Odenkirk having to do How I Met Your Mother and so scheduling conflicts had them having to replace Saul with Mike, who will be very important for the last three seasons and Better Call Saul. Great reactions guys and have a great weekend!
Hey guys Eddy again ! Made my Friday night yes yes ! Been thru so much personal stuff and y’all really always pick me up ! Love y’all ! Season 3 can’t wait
Really enjoying watching you guys go through this series, I hope you do other shows. I don't much watch movie reactions but tv shows? Great stuff.
The cool thing about the episode titles for this season is that they tell the story of the crash: "737" "Down" "Over" "ABQ."
The next three seasons were all bangers, man. I really love this show so much details were put into it.
Let's talk acting in this episode. Aaron Paul, obviously, such a moving performance. Without a doubt...
But, I would like to mention Jane's father's performance.
When he first sees the ambulance, in his eyes he knew and we knew. His heartbreak and helplessness when watching them move her body. And yes, the final moments before the crash, the sweat, the confusion. All conveyed through only his face and eyes.
And this actor appeared in, what 2 maybe 3 episodes. Great casting...
These Breaking Bad reactions are my favorite by any reactor. I wish I didn't find them so soon, lol. I can't wait for the rest!
You know that “ding” on the website brought flashbacks of hector Salamanca’s bell!
Was great watching through the series again with y'all. Hope to see El Camino on the patreon soon!
As far as Gus being close to the DEA , that goes back to the old sayings keep your friends close and your enemy's closer ! And that's the Dang truth !
"Seven-Thirty-Seven Down Over ABQ" it makes a great name for a garage rock band!
Gus absolutely knew who Walter's brother-in-law was before he ever did any business with him. Gus doesn't do business with anyone without doing a background check.
Yep. “Is this one of your agents”
Was just Gus making conversation
This by far is my favorite series y'all have reacted to. Nothing but love Asia and BJ!
Don't know if anybody has mentioned it, but the aircraft crash plot was in the episode titles.
S2E1 Seven Thirty-Seven
S2E4 Down
S2E10 Over
S2E13 ABQ
You both figure out much on it, but if didn't, remember Saul said to Walter about getting another one to buy his blue, Saul said he knows someone that knows someone...he was talking about Mike, the one that saved Jesse in house. You'll see more of Mike after this, and when you finish this series, and watch pre-series Better Caul Saul, you'll see how Saul first meets Mike, and how Mike first meets Gus! It's why both series are in the top 10 best series ever, meaning Saul, this is tp 5!
Of Course! You have to ... need to jump right in to S3! :) So happy for you both with getting to watch this show for the first time and we can see how much you thoroughly enjoy the storylines and just can't wait to see the next episodes. Love it! You two are so fun to watch together! 😘
Mike Ehrmantraut. Oh man, so many good characters in this universe
This is great watching you guys see this for the first time. Y'all better get to season 3.
Thanks.
You may have already learned this but the titles of the episodes with the pink bear are: 737. Down. Over. ABQ. (Albuquerque).
When I saw the first episode of season 2 I thought there was a cooking accident at the house and some of his family got killed.
Just wanted to let you know that the plane crash incident was based on a real event that happened. Ironically, and coincidentally, the air traffic controllers name in the real incident, was Walter White.
you see how your lies will eventually catch up to ya, my mother used to quote "Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!" (Sir Walter Scott, 1808). more you lie...the more you trap yourself
At 12:31 you can see flying teddy on Janes wall.
lmao the fact that they used combo’s morgue Pic is so foul 😂 10:24
He didn’t crash the planes on purpose. He was too shook from his daughter to handle the stress. Air traffic controller jobs are super stressful
"Something went *down* at Walt's house."
(choke!wheeze) No joke.
Mike has the best lines in the show. I’m not gonna say ‘em but he’s so damn deadpan funny 😂
We love Mike. He will grow on you. He is an amazing character.
The Mike, the Myth, the Legend
Watching the show again with you guys, I spot things I missed first time round...
Walter doesn't just LET her choke, he physically moves her on to her back, trying to wake Jesse!
A whole new layer of guilt
@@crairdin but he deliberately let her die like the FN monster he is
Originally Walter actually moved her onto her back, but Bryan Cranston objected and got Vince Gilligan to relent and let it happen much less deliberately. Cranston thought it made Walter too despicable, too early on.
@Inner Circle And Jane was blackmailing Walt so this was ultimately a huge factor
wait, didn't she do heroin like the night before? yea she choked up from all the tea she was drinking.... her death was inevitable
@@stevenallen500 Right. And it's not unlikely she really had herself and Jessie killed "within a week" with that amount of money at hands. Nobody can seriously believe they would have stopped with heroin after "that last one night". Hell, she was clean for 18 months and chose to start again without even having a real reason. And she talked Jessie into using it, when he originally wanted her to go before0 taking meth. Walter wouldn't even left the house that evening if it wasn't for her blackmailing him.
Ofc letting her die was a big turning point for Walter to the dark side. And there is no excuse for such behaviour. But still it was what he believed to safe Jessie. Because he had that talk with Janes dad and got this "never give up on family" thought in his head. And he considered Jessie family.
He takes way to much blame for that (!) incident. He was one piece of the puzzle. Janes herself was another big piece, as was her dad and the people at ATC that let him start work again. And that's what makes the show so great. It's never that simple. Great writing.